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- #=============================================================================
- #
- # This is an example COMMAND FILE that shows you how to use
- # XA's monitor mode. It assumes that the Basecode of your
- # CP290 is set for "A". If that is not the case, then change
- # each of the "HOUSE A" tokens to whatever basecode it is set for.
- # Then type:
- # XA f=monitor.cmd
- #
- # and XA will wait for the CP290 to acknowledge an event. You
- # may press any of the keys on the CP290 to see the messages
- # on your screen. If you have Windows 3.0 (386 enhanced) this
- # program can be run as a background task.
- #
- #=============================================================================
- #
- #
- # The following list assigns a more descriptive text message
- # to each module. For the monitor command to work properly,
- # you should use the tokens HOUSE and UNIT (rather than the
- # shortcut method) defining the module address.
- #
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- define Garage/Porch_Lights house a unit 1
- define Living_Room_Lamp house a unit 2
- define Bedroom_Lamp house a unit 3
- define Family_Room_Lamp house a unit 4
- define Flag house a unit 5
- define Plant_Grow_Lights house a unit 6
- define Basement_Computer house a unit 7
- define 386_Computer house a unit 8
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- #
- # The next command will inform XA to begin monitoring the
- # communications ports for messages from the CP-290.
- #
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- MONITOR
- LOG
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